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Monochrome SVG

Convert all fills and strokes to a single uniform color.

Input

Drag & drop SVG

Drop a .svg file here, click to browse, or paste raw markup below.

input.svg
Target Monochrome Tint Color

Output

Result will appear here

Browser-local SVG Processing

The Monochrome SVG utility processes SVG content in your browser. The raw SVG is not uploaded for processing; actual processing time depends on the file and your device. See the Privacy Policy for normal website requests and hosting logs.

About Monochrome SVG

Recolor your entire SVG graphics into a single solid monochrome tint, perfect for dark mode themes, hover states, or brand adaptations. It updates all visible fills, strokes, and gradient stop colors to a uniform target shade (e.g. `#000000` or `#3b82f6`) while preserving transparent regions (`fill='none'`). Instant client-side processing.

How It Works

01

Input your SVG code.

02

Select your target monochrome color.

03

Copy or download the recolored SVG.

Single-color conversion notes

Monochrome SVG maps the visible color system of an asset to one chosen tint. It is useful for icon states, single-color branding, and quick variants, while transparent regions and the visual behavior of gradients should be reviewed after conversion.

What this tool does

  • Maps fills, strokes, and supported gradient stop colors to a target color.
  • Keeps transparent values such as none distinct from visible paint values.
  • Provides a preview so you can check whether the single tint still communicates the artwork clearly.

Review before publishing

  • A single tint removes color contrast that may carry meaning in the original artwork.
  • Opacity, filters, masks, and gradients can create different perceived shades even after color mapping.
  • Check contrast and accessibility in the destination UI rather than treating a color conversion as a contrast guarantee.

Before

<svg><path fill='#ef4444' d='M1 1h8v8H1z'/><circle fill='none' stroke='#2563eb' cx='5' cy='5' r='4'/></svg>

Target tint #111827

<svg><path fill='#111827' d='M1 1h8v8H1z'/><circle fill='none' stroke='#111827' cx='5' cy='5' r='4'/></svg>

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it affect transparent elements?

Elements with `fill='none'` or `stroke='none'` remain uncolored.

Can I specify a custom HEX or CSS color for monochrome tinting?

Yes, you can choose any HEX color (e.g. `#000000`, `#ffffff`, `#3b82f6`) as the target tint.

Are gradient fills converted to monochrome colors?

Stop colors and linear fills are mapped to the chosen monochrome shade.

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